Sentence examples similar to melancholy tints from inspiring English sources
This is more confusing than disappointing, a message of heavy-handedness that conflicts with the theatrics of dreaminess and the light tint of melancholy brought to the production by Mr. Arcenas.
Ms. Hunter imbues Red Peter with a wry wisdom, a touch of cheeky humor and, above all, a sense of dignity just slightly tinted with melancholy at the isolation that Red Peter's forced march up the evolutionary scale has brought.
Most people sense a melancholy in these commemorative casts, solid blocks of plaster, tinted resin and rubber.
But the cities -- Bangkok, Hong Kong, Shanghai and Kuala Lumpur -- glow with the deliciously sweet, marzipan tints of Easter eggs or with musky, romantic, slightly melancholy pastels that haven't yet been named.
The childhood events she recounts -- accompanying her parents to church, visiting her grandparents, receiving the gift of a pony from her often irascible father -- are not in themselves so much sad as they are imbued with melancholy, anxiety and loneliness, like old black-and-white photographs tinted with the hue of subsequent emotion.
Melancholy and loss prevail.
